Webbed feet scuttle … Sticky toes grip … Meet the gecko! Brimming with vivid photos and scientific facts, this middle-grade nonfiction book treats researchers and wild animal lovers to a… More →

Genes are instructions that make cells work--like a code--and DNA is what genes are made of. All living things have genes and DNA, so they are an undeniably crucial part of life, evolution,… More →

Genetic engineering refers to the ability to manipulate DNA, and ever since its invention in the 1970s it has been a source of controversy. Some argue that it allows scientists to "play God," More →

Geology is an investigation of Earth's history. Geologists are detectives looking for clues in rocks, soil, earthquakes, volcanoes, fossils, and more. But geology isn't just about Earth's… More →

Washing your hands with soap and warm water is very important, but do you know why? It stops germs from spreading and growing! Germs are tiny living things that can cause diseases, and there… More →

Gharials are agile swimmers. Their powerful jaws make them rulers of the water. Sloth bears are fierce hunters with long claws. Which would win in a fight? In this hi/lo title, leveled text… More →

Giant ground sloths live up to their name. These huge mammals could stand more than 11 feet tall! In this hi/lo title, young readers explore how these animals survived during the last ice… More →

What is black and white and furry all over? Giant pandas! In this title, emergent readers are introduced to these animals, including their physical traits, behavior, diet, and the process of… More →

The bamboo-eating pandemonium has begun. The giant panda, a type of bear, goes head to head with the red panda, a much smaller mammal resembling a raccoon. Neither is very aggressive but will More →

Millions of years ago, Giganotosaurus was an eating machine. With ridged teeth and sharp claws, it once hunted herbivores even bigger than itself in swampy lands. Now, this big and fast… More →